“Some things are better left buried… but the past never stays frozen.”

In Siberia 2: Resurrection, Lucas Hill (Keanu Reeves) resurfaces after years off the grid, presumed dead after the events of the first film. Scarred, haunted, and exiled in the Arctic wilds, Lucas is pulled back into the violent world he left behind when his former lover Katya (Ana Ularu) is kidnapped by a merciless underground diamond cartel—now led by the enigmatic and brutal Dimitri Volkov (Scott Adkins), a former Russian spec-ops commander with a vendetta and fists like steel.

With the icy underworld of Eastern Europe as a backdrop, Hill is forced to navigate a deadly labyrinth of betrayal, espionage, and explosive confrontations. Old alliances are tested, and new enemies emerge as Hill must embrace the killer he tried to leave behind.

Keanu Reeves delivers a brooding, physical performance, blending raw emotion with cold precision.

Scott Adkins is electric and terrifying as Volkov—his fight scenes with Reeves are choreographed with bone-crunching realism and balletic violence.

With Stahelski’s trademark stylish action, the film features brutal hand-to-hand combat in frozen bunkers, train-top gunfights through snowy mountain passes, and a final showdown in a collapsing diamond mine.

Rating: 8.4/10 – A cold-blooded, high-stakes neo-noir thriller that deepens the original’s emotional core while delivering razor-sharp action. Reeves and Adkins are magnetic opposites in a brutal ballet of survival and revenge.

“You bury a man once. You make sure he doesn’t crawl back out.”